Designing apps. Previously @Wikipedia @iA.
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Haters gonna hate. Lovers gonna love. Check out my interview with @williamchanner from the @theloversmag 💙
loversmagazine.com/interview…
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Excited to announce Codex 1.0 – the new design system for @Wikimedia.
Providing more equitable experiences for all Wikimedians & streamline the design and building of consistent user interfaces.
The Design Systems Team is not just making changes – we're setting new standards.
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We are launching MinT. A new machine translation system by the Wikimedia Foundation Language team, using models released by other organizations with an open license. A fantastic journey of internal and external collaborations (thanks to everyone involved!) diff.wikimedia.org/2023/06/1…
Congrats on the launch, William! ✨
Some news! After a long Twitter hiatus, I'm happy to announce that I'm going full-time @theloversmag ✨ We're launching something new called Spaces, a more personal careers page for teams 👫
👉 spaces.loversmagazine.com/
Oh, and the landing page was built in @framer 💚💙❤️
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Welche Frauen* 🤵♀️👩✈️👩🎨👩🦳👩🍳👩🌾👩🎓🦸♀️ fehlen auf #Wikipedia? Und welche Artikel müssen dringend aktualisiert oder ausgebaut werden? Wir freuen uns auf eure Vorschläge hier als reply oder im verlinkten Formular, just in time für den #Editathon nächsten Mittwoch: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
ALT Image by Sarah Jane Souther
Discover how @WikimediaDesign planned an offsite that united team members from 5 continents, 14 countries, and 9 time zones. Read how it improved collaboration and fostered a culture of creativity in this inspiring read by @derrellwilliams:
design.wikimedia.org/blog/20…
The End of Writing.
Writing of the End?
If no one understands what no one thought, and no one reads what no one has written, we may as well abolish the whole circus of language and enjoy the silence. ia.net/topics/the-end-of-wri…
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📢 The new Wikipedia appearance that took the whole village jdlrobson.com/posts/2023-01-…
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#Filmempfehlung: "Theory of Change" von @zoomion am Dienstag 24.1.23 an den @sofilmtage @operationlibero theoryofchange.ch/
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For the first time in over 10 years, Wikipedia is getting a new look and feel!
Improvements like the better search, language switching, sticky header & collapsible menus to @Wikipedia’s interface will make the site easier to use and more welcoming.
Proud to been part of that team
I drafted @anamxrkovic7 German Wikipedia article in the 8th “Women for Wikipedia” #editathon. Thanks for hosting @MurielStaub @katiamurmann @willesusanne @LaeriPatrizia. Until next time, and don’t forget to keep the edit ball rolling! ✍️×⚽️
Das war’s. Der achte gemeinsame #Editathon von @SRF, @ringier_ag und @WikimediaCH ist vorbei. An allen anwesenden Schreibenden: Herzlichen Dank für Euer Engagement!
Congrats on the successful product launch @iA 👏 Creating meaningful presentations has never been that easy and beautiful, try it out! Let’s go @iAPresenter 🚀
Write it. Say it. Rock it. A fresh, fast and fun way to create and hold presentations. Introducing @iAPresenter
ia.net/presenter
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Something went wrong in your product strategy if you suffix your app name with “(original)”
Designing a customized and distraction-free reading experience lead to more #inclusion on Wikipedia. Read why in this article by @ItsJazTanner and me:
uxdesign.cc/hey-check-out-th…
ALT How designing for customization lead to inclusion on Wikipedia – header image.
Hey @senongo – your @abookapart publication has been a great inspiration for this article. Thank you for that! ✨
@senongo – Hi! Robin, from @Wikimedia here. I was wondering if you’d be interested in talking to our design team, which works on @Wikipedia, about some your projects and exchanging ideas? I think we have a great overlap and it’d be amazing to chat!👋
Hey @jensimmons – the macOS tab and Safari address bar font sizes are set to 12px. #WCAG recommends an option to adjust text to 200% (shorturl.at/gmsBE). Can it be improved with this #accessibility setting for people with severe vision impairment (shorturl.at/qvzL3) ?
